Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

would have existed At ten thirty | governor returned the lottery b with lOrg veto message
 morality and hIs mother. childre
 Vote oD veto; affirmative: Breed, Drsk
 Goodrich, Robertson and Watkins. Tn,
 came nomination: Goodricht attorn,
 general: Hugo Richards, for audito
 Cameron II. King. for commissioner
 lmia grafton; J. H. Marion, for trea
 urer, sad J. T. Meador for adiutal
 general. They excited universal sl
 prise, but the deal IS known now. Mario ] resigns and Burt Foster goes ID. Riel l ards gives way to Andrews of Yavaps | and King gives up the cOmmissiunershi hi | of immigration to Tom Fariah. It
 asserted here, there is a lurking loophol ID commissioner law, that secures tw | years immunity to emoluments, salar, etc. Next came veto Ot Council Bill 1
 giving judges of supreme court extr pay. Vote on veto; affirmative: Breed Drake and Goodrich. At 35}0 a. nn., ii i came house concurrent resolution al lowing the chairman of the enrollipl
 committee to correct clerical errors II
 passed bills. At four o'clock came th
 majority report of the asylum commit Zee endorsing ID every way the govern
 or's course therein. A rich and rae,
 minority report wss also received Th,
 house refused tO concur in the amend
 ments to ihS appropriation bill. e1cep
 The postage clause, which the hous, coocurred in. Governor sent veto mes sage on clause giving extra pay tc judges. House refused to pass ovel veto, and Legislation ceased. The ususl votes of thanks were given, especially tc the governor, who had closed up and gone home. Bills were flying in and out all night to the governor; the salary bill was passed aud signed-takes effect January, 1889. Both houses adjourned sine die at 4 30 a. m.
 The new election law is almost a copy of the present California law. excepting that voter may cast bis ballot ip any precinc. of the county in which he is registered.
 The funding law makes the board of supervisors board of funding commis- siOners in any county wanting to fund its indebtedness In the case of the Territory the governor and other terri torial officers form the board.
 The new fee bill which goes into effect on January, 1889. cuts down all fees very largely, and leaves the sheriff and recorder almost without 6 living com pensatIon.
 The new school law reduces the salary of county superintendents from $500 to s3O per year and cuts off all travelling expenses of the county and territorial superintendent.
 LONDON, March 1.-The reports, printed by the Standard that an unsuc- cessful attempt to Rssassinate the Czar of Russia had been made. IS utterly dis credited by Destan, the Russian ambss- sador here. In an interview this morn ing he said he had received DO telegram in regard Co such sn attempt aud this sas sufficient evidence to convince him that the report was unfounded. If 1t were true. be would have received dis patch long ago.
 The Standard commenting on the re- ported attempt on the Czsr's life, says such event might be sufficient to turn the scrle in the direction of war. From this point of view the outrage IS of the greatest possible signi6cstion-
 BosroS, March l4.-An accident this occurred on theDedhsm branch of the Boston 4 Providence railroad, be- tween Forest Hill and Rosendsl-, at what is known Rs Russy Park Bridge. The : o'clock train from Dedham. con- sisting of seven cars and baggage car, under charge of Conductor Tilden. broke through the bridge. The engine and three cars went over safely; the five others fell through the bridge to the road below, distance of thirty feet. The last car, which was the smoker, turned completely over and struck on top Of the others, all being crushed almost cut of shape. The cause of the accident IS said to have been the bresk- ing of the bridge.
 BOsToS, March l4.-It is reported that a heavily loaded passenger tram on the Boston and Providence railroad met with s terrible accident about : o'clock this morning. between Rosendsle and Forestville. Four cars are said to have gone through bridge and many per sons were killed. A vrecking train has lef. here for the scene of the accident Advices just received state that l9 bodies have already been taken from ths wreck.
 The latest advIces from the scene of the accident of Boston and Providence train indicate that 32 persons were killed and 4O injured. Among these are many women. Conductor Linden was among the killed.
 Los ANGELES, March l4-JudRs w. 4. Cheney, of the superior court, this morning filed an opinion m the case of Miss Louise Perkins versus U. J. Bald win. on motion for a new trial. granting the motion. The case was tried one year ago. before Judge Hatch. of Santa Bar bars, sitting Tn place of Judge BrunsOn. and Miss Perkins was given 8 verdict by the jury for S75,OOO damages for sl- legged breach of promise,
 BOSTON, March 1.-The police say 23 of those injured m the railroad acci- dent were killed outright and nearly as many others will die. A.Webeter Clspp died in Forest Hill station, where he hsd been taken. The engineer when his engine broke from the train kept rIght on Co Forest Hill and gave the alarm instead Of stopping to Ascertsin the ex- ent Of the accident. On that eccouDt [ it vas impossible tO get assistance st once. The officers Of the road are pres ent and are doing all they can. Many doctors are there dOing everything ID their power. Superintendent Folsom says he does not know how many were killed or injured. The bodies of the kill ed we're rribly msnZled, some of their he ads being entirely severed from their bodies and many bodies are crush cd bey 0nd rt rtcOgnitiOn.
 TRU, K.r. Csls., March l4-This morn ing freight trains Nos : and < collided as Blue e non. They were both double headers. No. : was standing on the main track and No. s. going west, ran l,I,o No. ., The four locomotives and 6 nuuber of cars was badly wrecked None of tue crews were hurt. The cause of the accident Is said tD be that the ar trfkss gave out and the down train be- came unmanEgeAble, the grade st Blue Cshon being very steep. The wreck vss cleared this afternoon and the trains are now running Gs usual
 NEW YORK. March 12.-The will of the lnte Henry Ward Beseher was filed for probate today. IL IS ss follows: In the name of God. amen, I, Henry Ward Baacber. of the city of Brooklyn and state of New York. hereby revOklng sll other and former wills by me heretofore made. do make, publish and declare this to he my last will ard testament:
 First: l hereby authorize and direct nv executors and such of them as shall ouAIify after my death, 70 collect snd receive the amount of my llfe Insurance